Three messy exports. One address book.
Two phones, three backups, one mess — merge your .vcf contact files into one clean list, duplicates combined automatically, ready to import anywhere.
Three messy exports. One address book.
Your contacts are personal — they're processed in your browser and never uploaded.
👥 Drop your .vcf contact files here, or click to choose
Exports from iPhone, Android, Gmail or Outlook · duplicates are merged automatically
Export contacts from each phone or account as a .vcf file (see the guide below), then drop the files onto the box.
Nothing to set — duplicates are matched by name, phone and email automatically.
Press 🔀 Merge contacts. Everything runs inside your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Press ⬇️ Download merged .vcf and import it into Google Contacts, iPhone or Outlook.
💡 Tip: Keep the download — it doubles as a full backup of your contacts.
An old Android backup, an iPhone export, the Gmail contacts that synced sometimes — most people's contacts live in three overlapping copies, with the same person appearing twice with different numbers. This tool cleans it up: drop in all your .vcf files, and contacts are merged by matching names, phone numbers and emails. Two entries for the same person become one card carrying every number and address from both.
Then import the merged file back the same way — one clean list everywhere. Because everything runs in your browser, your contact list (names, numbers, emails, addresses) is never uploaded to us or anyone.
Phones do not give you a real merge — they hide duplicates, which is not the same thing. Exporting to a .vcf file and merging it properly takes about two minutes and leaves you with one clean file you can import anywhere.
Nothing is uploaded at any point — the merge runs inside your browser, which matters more for a contact list than for almost any other file you own.
Export contacts from each phone or account as .vcf, drop the files into the tool above, and click Merge. Duplicates are combined automatically and you download one clean .vcf ready to import anywhere.
Contacts are matched by name, phone number and email — if two cards share any of these, they're merged into one card that keeps every unique number, email and address from both.
Yes — vCard is the universal contacts format. You can mix exports from iCloud, Android, Gmail and Outlook in one merge.
Yes — the merge runs entirely in your browser. Your contacts are never uploaded, transmitted or seen by anyone, including us.
Export your contacts from iCloud.com as a vCard, drop the file into the merger above, and import the cleaned file back. iPhone’s own “Link Contacts” only hides duplicates on that device; this actually combines them into one card.
Yes. Export a .vcf from each — iCloud.com for the iPhone, contacts.google.com for the Android — and drop both files in. Cards for the same person are combined rather than duplicated.
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